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Yea mine was a little loose. I tightened the adjusting nuts on both sides 2 full turns. Now I hear the clunk in stereo.

Yes the 4 post does eat real estate in the pole barn…this one accommodates our Suburban so it’s wide and long and extra tall. 9000lb capacity, rolling jack stand, and 5 sliding drip plates full length underneath for parking vehicles above one...

Thanks for posting this. Mine goes "clunk...clunk" instead of one solid clunk.

All the infloor foam showed up, and I got it down this weekend. Very easy install, and laying the pex is a breeze. It took my dad and I about 4 hours to get the foam down. 3 / 8 runs of pex done. Maybe 30 minutes a piece, with no stapling...

When I was looking it was for a Mohawk or Rotary. Couldn't find a good used Mohawk. Ended up buying a new Rotary SPO 10 with the frame pads. I really wanted that ALI certification knowing I would be having two different dually over my head.

10k seemed like the right size for me as I couldn't imagine needing anything larger. Anything smaller than 10k didn't really save anything on footprint so I didn't see any reason to go smaller. I struggled between symmetric and asymmetric but...

My Rotary lift is equipped with the Trio arms and the flip up adapters. That makes for a very versatile combination as the flip ups are two lengths, rotate 360, and can either face in or out. Lift also came with taller truck adapters which slip...

Today was the last day for general contractor work on the barn. Water was hooked up, interior walls closed up and electric completed. Landscaping complete as well. The kids got new beds after a short outbreak of stress induced diarrhea. They...

I just noticed your location. Makes sense now.

Now I need to see the plug on the end of the cord.

Behold! Big Daddy. Reed 108 (8” jaws and 285 pounds).

Finally got the HVAC installed. Also assembled my first two kennels. Oh, and also got our first two residents.

Having fun doing shop stuff 🤓

I've been surprised that all the cordless tool battery companies haven't had these for years. It seems like a no-brainer. The capacitors are the secret - storing up enough charge to give you a decent jolt. I've seen a bunch of no-name "jump...

I've shifted from Dewalt to Milwaukee in recent years so have plenty of M18 batteries. Still occasionally buy Dewalt but I've got just about everything basic in Dewalt and Milwaukee seems to have the higher end specialty tools. The M18 Hotshot is...